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    The document defines evaporation as the process where a liquid changes into a gas state at any temperature. It also lists factors that speed up evaporation such as heat, wind, and surface area contact. Condensation is defined as a gas changing into a liquid state, while freezing is a liquid changing into a solid. Examples of condensation include dew and fog. Soluble substances will dissolve in a solvent to form a solution, while insoluble substances will not dissolve. Ways to speed up dissolving include heating, stirring, and making the solute particles smaller.

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    The document defines evaporation as the process where a liquid changes into a gas state at any temperature. It also lists factors that speed up evaporation such as heat, wind, and surface area contact. Condensation is defined as a gas changing into a liquid state, while freezing is a liquid changing into a solid. Examples of condensation include dew and fog. Soluble substances will dissolve in a solvent to form a solution, while insoluble substances will not dissolve. Ways to speed up dissolving include heating, stirring, and making the solute particles smaller.

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    5 Grade

    1 Week

    --------------------------------------------------- Student's name

    Evaporation

    - Define: Evaporation
    - Mention factors that speed up evaporation.
    Changes on Cooling
    - What is meant by each of the following?
    1. Condensation
    2. Freezing
    - Give examples to show condensation process.
    - What happens if?
    1. You heat a piece of ice.
    2. Tar in road is exposed to very high temperature.
    Dissolving
    - What is meant by each of the following?
    1. Soluble substance
    2. Insoluble substance
    3. Solution
    4. Solute
    5. Solvent
    - How can you speed up the dissolving of solute in solvent?
    - Give examples for each of the following?
    1. Soluble substances
    2. Insoluble substances
    3. Solute
    4. Solvent
    5. Solution
    5 Grade
    12 Week

    --------------------------------------------------- Student's name

    Evaporation

    - Define: Evaporation To change liquid state into gas state at any temperature.
    - Mention factors that speed up evaporation. 1. Heat 2. Wind 3. The contact surface area
    Changes on Cooling
    - What is meant by each of the following?
    1. Condensation The process where a gas changes from its vapour state to a liquid state.
    2. Freezing The process by which liquid changes into a solid.

    Give examples to show condensation process. Dew / Fog / Cloud


    - What happens if?
    1. You heat a piece of ice.
    It will melt (change to liquid state).
    2. Tar in road is exposed to very high temperature.
    It will melt (change to liquid state).

    Dissolving
    - What is meant by each of the following?
    1. Soluble substance a substance that will dissolve
    2. Insoluble substance a substance that won’t dissolve
    3. Solution is the mixture formed when a solute has dissolved in a solvent
    4. Solute the substance that dissolves in a liquid to form a solution
    5. Solvent the liquid in which a solute dissolves.
    - How can you speed up the dissolving of solute in solvent?
    Heating - stiring - small particles of solute
    - Give examples for each of the following?
    1. Soluble substances salt - sugar
    2. Insoluble substances sand is insoluble in water
    3. Solute the salt in sea water
    4. Solvent the water in sea water
    5. Solution sea water

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